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Kormarine Official Magazine 코마린 2015 전시회 공식 매체 Shipbuilding Offshore Oil & Gas Offshore Wind Feature Story Feature Story | Korea monthly shipbuilding magazine 2015. 5 May 2015 Vol.71 Kormarine Official Magazine 코마린 2015 전시회 공식 매체 Shipbuilding Offshore Oil & Gas Offshore wind Feature StoryFeature | Global shipbuilding industry trying desperately to fumble its way out of recession ABB Low voltage generators for marine Proven generators for reliable power on board ABB supplies an extensive range of electrical products for demanding marine applica- tions. Proven and reliable product solutions combined with true global support ensure world-class service for ship owners, operators, shipyards, OEMs, panel builders and in- tegrators. ABB's LV marine generators including both standard series and modular series are designed specifically for marine applications to be used in diesel generating sets or as shaft generators on board ships or offshore platforms. They are used as main or emergency power generation. LV marine generators can be applied in wide range of dif- ferent vessel types. www.abb.com/motors&generators ABB Korea Tel. +82-2-528-2329 Fax. +82-2-528-2338 E-mail: [email protected] 115년 전통의 독일가스 전문업체 Continuous measurement of gases ADOS GTR 210 Application : Chemical industry, Manufacture of paints and varnishes, Plastics processing plants, Sewage works, Biogas plants, Gas-fired boiler systems, Liquid gas storage houses, Laboratories, Oxygen concentration, measurements, Refineries, Cold storage houses, (ammonia monitoring), Paint spraying booths, Gas tankers, Container ships, Offshore plattforms, Applications in aggressive environments ABB Low voltage generators for marine Proven generators for reliable power on board ABB supplies an extensive range of electrical products for demanding marine applica- tions. 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A : 105, Sodeung-ro, Samho-eup, Yeongam-gun, Jeollanam-do, Republic of Korea W : www.ecomodu.com | T : +82 (0)70-4367-7313 | E : [email protected] Oil & Gas, Power Plant Application Severe Service Control Valve Manufacturer BFS Incorporation 23-3, Gumdan Industrial Complex, 1655-2 Oryu-dong, Seo Gu, Incheon Metropolitan City, Korea T. +82-32-329-9142 F.+82-32-329-9148 Web : www.bfsvalve.com Master Mail : [email protected] Photo courtesy of Attica Group vacon® nxp grid converter cleanervacon power® nxp forgrid ports converter and ships clean power and greater speed control Ship ownerscleaner are under pressure power from a number for of the ports necessity for uneconomical and ships auxiliary generators, sources: demand and growthonboard is continual and yet ro-pax fuel thus reducing vessels noise, vibration levels, and eliminates prices continue to increase. No one wants to consume the use of fuel when in the port. 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Getting the power required speed and for power generation, reducing be applied to a shaft generator, allowing the vessel’s main and eliminates the use of fuel when in the port. requiredFOR SHORE to runSUPPLY the ship from the local grid removes fuelFOR consumptionSHAFT GENERATOR by up to 15%. • Eradicates need for auxiliary generators when at berth • Reduces fuel consumption by 10 – 20% • For Significant shore impactsuppL yon fuel consumption • OptionFor sha of parallelingFt generator several grid converters with FOR SHORE SUPPLY FOR SHAFT GENERATOR • • Eradicates Minimizes need in-port for auxiliaryfuel emissions generators when at berth • otherReduces generation fuel consumption points by 10 – 20% • Eradicates need for auxiliary generators when at berth • Reduces fuel consumption by 10 – 20% • • Significant Less maintenance impact on costs fuel consumption • ReactiveParalleling power several control GTCs according with other to generationdemand points • Significant impact on fuel consumption • Option of paralleling several grid converters with • Minimizes in-port fuel emissions • Active and reactive power control according to demand • Minimizes in-port fuel emissions other generation points • Less maintenance costs • LessFor maintenancemore details, costs visit www.vacon.com • Reactive power control according to demand VaconFor Korea more Ltd. details, visit www.vacon.comVacon Korea Busan Branch VaconTel. +82 Korea 2 790 Ltd. 3352/3 Fax. +82 2 790 3363 VaconTel. +82 Korea 51 784 Busan 6668 BranchFax. +82 51 745 8363 2Fl,2Fl, Hyundai-AnsungHyundai-Ansung Tower,Tower, 737-28,Itaewon-ro #1502,#2403 Centum LeadersIS Tower, Mark, Centum buk-daero 217,Hannam-Dong, Yongsan-gu, Yongsan-Gu Seoul 140-893, Korea 60,1514 Haeundae-gu, Woo-Dong, Haeundae-Gu, Busan 612-050, Korea Tel.Seoul +82 140-893, 2 790 3352/3 Korea Fax. +82 2 790 3363 TelBusan +82 612-020,51 784 6668 Korea Fax+82 51 745 8363 [email protected] 10018-3 KOREA Shipping K 210x280.indd 1 12/17/13 4:15 PM 조선&해양 전문지 월간‘KORSHIP’이 있습니다! 비용 효율적인 광고를 원하십니까? 여러분의 방문을 환영합니다. KORMARINE 2013 Offishore & shipbuilding monthly magazine DAILY NEWS 22, OCTOBER KORMARINE 2013 News Briefing opens up the future of Speed and torque advances give shipbuilding and offshore industries! precise control - ABB Environmental considerations are This year’s event will be the largest in the history increasingly important in ship of KORMARINE, bringing together about 1,000 exhibitors design, specification and operation. from 45 countries under one roof Although alternative rope and wire free systems exist 3p The 18th International Marine, KORMARINE 2013 is expected Shipbuilding & Offshore Exhi- to attract approximately 1,000 Solutions for Process Interfaces - bition ‘KORMARINE 2013’ will exhibitors from about 40 countries Pepperl+Fuchs Inc. open with great fanfare in BEXCO, which specialize in shipbuilding, oil Pepperl+Fuchs offers all this, along Busan, on October 22. This event is & gas, subsea, etc. with reliable, high-class technology organized by the Ministry of Trade This year’s event is the largest in products and close support of individual projects, from first Industry & Energy (MTIE), Busan this history of KORMARINE with evaluation up to delivery 5p Metropolitan City, Korea Offshore the exhibitors showcasing their & Shipbuilding Association products from 1,850 booths. Trusted partner to South Korea s (KOSHIPA), Korea Marine Moreover, about 10 national shipyards - W ilhelmsen Equipment Association (KMEA), pavilions were set up for the Technical Solutions K.Fairs, Reed Exhibitions, Korea participating countries such as Wilhelmsen Technical Solutions has Association of Marine Industry Germany, U.K., Norway, Finland, been an active player in the South (KAMI).
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